ministry of defense, michael kay. now, michael, thanks for being with us.ou are a retired lieutenant colonel and a former advisor to the u.k. ministry of defense. >> i am. >> and i was reading that you flew an assault helicopter? >> yeah, i did, did operational tools of duty, three in baghdad, crossed the border in 2003. i've been between bazram, fallujah, kabul, i've been all over the place. >> this book that just came out, which is a bombshell, and it comes out actually next week, talks about a president who isn't sure of his own surge strategy, sending people into afghanistan. how does that make someone who is in the military when it comes to his own boss, the person sending him in, not even being sure they should be there? >> as a military person, you've got to understand that you are just a tool of foreign policy. and so, you're there at the whim of your lords and masters, which in this case are the politicians, and in the u.s. case, the administration. if a military guy, in you're in country and you're fighting a war that the politicians don't actuall

michael kay, editor at large. and if brains were a tent, campers would spend cold nights inside him. sitting next to me, tucker carlson. >> hey greg, loved you in "happy days." classic. [ laughter ] >> tucker, i know you do that website. is this the right one for my sweater? >> no. you need more contrast between the shirt and sweater. >> you guys know your collars, right? >> right. >> can we start over? >> her cheering hat turned to jeering. a raiders cheerleader has filed suit, claiming the team pays less than minimum wage and docks their meager earnings for tiny violations like bringing the wrong pompoms to practice. the raiderettes make $125 for each of the team's home games. and according to lacey t., this comes to less than $5 an hour when you include rehearsals and charity events. i wonder if she says the purpose of this lawsuit is to have the raiders change their policies and procedures and to treat them from here on out with respect. >> the number one goal i hope to come out of this lawsuit is to have the

michael kay is former adviser for the briederb dance. and casy mcfar land is here. today because you feel differently about sanctions. >> just a little. >> we'll debate it. let me read to you what the state department said a couple of hours ago. as a result of iowa ran's actions today. united states and european union will imelement the sanctions we committed to. >> we are scaling back on sanctions kt. >> the deal was supposed to be the deal was we lift the sanctions and that roll back the nuke. >> they it are freezing the program and not rolling it back. we are using our best leverage now so that the ability to get what we want to roll back. we'll not have leverage to do that. >> michael, you don't think the safrpgzs are effective. >> i don't share kt's vow and that is not to say it is an educated vow. there compelling evidence that sanctions are not working. the uranium stock piles are reaching and the plant is under construction. we have to look at what sanctions are really about. iran is a religious part to the political structure and a democratec part. the unel

we'll have michael kay former adriser to the uk ministry of the defense and great to have you both here. >> james clapper went way off message, al-qaeda is just as big of a threat before it was on 9/11. and let me remind you what the president said on the campaign trail about al-qaeda. >> i said we refocus on the people who actually attack us on 9/11. and al-qaeda is on the run and osama bin laden is dead. al-qaeda is on the path to defeat and osama bin laden is dead. i kept that promise. >> and okay, kt, al-qaeda is on the path of defeat and on the run, or is it what james clapper said. >> even the president said al-qaeda. jv is the only thing. and we got rid of core al-qaeda. the problem is the mexed message. i worked on state of the union speeches for the defense parts in the presidents in the past. what it said in the speech is drives budget. oh, the president said they are on the run and on the ropes. i guess it is all finished and we don't need resources to look for al-qaeda. we'll build more aircraft carriers and when we did that in the 70s we never saw al-qaeda come because we d

lets bring in our spy panel, michael kay, ministry of defense, doug burns a former federal prosecutor and brook goldstein attorney and director of the law fair project. great to see you spy panel. brooke, let me start with you. the first thing the president said he's going to change today. you've got to go back to the fisa court to go and look at someone's personal information. this is pre9/11. >> i think it's a positive move on his behalf. a lot of critics are critical because of the secretive. he says he's releasing to fisa court. we see inconsistency in the messaging. eric holder gave a press conference saying it's going to be unlawful to collect data on anyone because of their national origin. in this speech president obama referenced al qaeda in yemen as justification to collect data on them. total inconsistency on messaging. >> you see it the same way, doug? you're an attorney as well. how does the fisa thing work? >> i think positive move, my colleague stepping up to the microphone and say we're going to moo changes. we're going to change the way we distribute it and how it's s

michael kay, adviser to uk ministry of defense.ephen, outdoor, hunter, author and host of meat eater on the sportsman channel. i know you've been hunting most of your life. you think this is a good idea. >> i think it's a fantastic. what we're talking about is getting kids at a younger age in the outdoors with mentors, family members, carrying on a tradition. it's hard to draw the line when it's too young to learn things like responsibility, firearm handling, connection to the natural world, renewable resources. >> how strong is the 10-year-old political lobby in idaho. 10 years old. what? we have to wait until 12. i will not stand for this. >> i think it's the parents, both mom and dad. apparently this stat comes out of it. the kids who participate in mentor hunting programs at age 10 and 11-year-old have better safety ratings later on. mike, what do you think about it? >> you can't drink a beer until you're 21, yet suggesting put a high-powered rifle in a bullet and take down a large target in some of the harshest conditions in a

michael kay, good to see you. >> you too. >>> a freight train carrying crude oil and propane went upn flames in canada. it's the second incident surrounding trains hauling crude in just a week. last night, authorities there say a train derailed and caught fire in eastern province of new brunswick, in an area where not very many people live, at all. still, the fire was large enough to force officials to evacuate about two dozen nearby homes. last week, a different oil train derailed and exploded in castleton, north carolina, outside fargo. nobody got hurt in that blast, but more than a thousand people had to evacuate in that area. keep in mind, the number of oil trains on the rails is booming these days, as domestic oil production increases. the amount of car loads now carrying crude each year in the united states is roughly 40 times what it was just five or six years ago. more information in the shooting death of a beauty queen and her ex-husband. have you heard about this? cops say they've arrested several suspects and they're providing stunning details about what happened before th

we have mike barnacle, donny deutsch, katty kay and michael steel. >> how do you think he did. >> theel is that he went out there and made a statement and a lot of people in a situation like that that looks that bad would say thank you very much, no questions. i think i really liked a lot about it and a lot of people didn't and they called it the never ending news conference. he sat and answered every question. some of those answers might have raised new questions, he's offering to answer those as well. i think he did very well. i'm also friends with him so i don't know if my bias as friends seeped into that, but i thought it put it out there. i liked it. what did you think? >> i thought he did as well as he could do in the circumstances. this could have been terrible for his presidential prospect, but it was also an incredible opportunity depending on how he responded to it. he responded to it given the circumstances as well as anybody i could think of to respond to it. he responded to the situation better than anybody else. on the national stage could have responded to it. there wer

like the explosive system that was set up was quite unsophisticate kayed or caused by something that that we're trying to identify. >> michael schumacher remains in hospital. he has undergone two operations after hitting his head on a rock while skiing. the 44-year-old remains in a medically induced coma. >> michael's condition has been supervised al all night long vey carefully, and his condition remains stable last night and this morning. this is good news for the moment. i repeat for the moment because over all the situation is critical. he remains in an artificial coma. i don't want to get "g" into any further speculation of outcomes or prospects. >> in ukraine thousands of people have taken to the streets to mark the birth of the leader of the country's nationalist organization. jennifer glass reports now from the capitol of kiev. >> reporter: this march commemorates the birthday of a controversial figure in ukrainian history, but usually only attracts a few hundred people. this year thousands have turned out, a sign of discontent with the government. it follows week of protests in central kiev, protesting president yan